Grip Connect skill
The Grip Connect skill picks a package and guides Bluetooth setup for climbing force boards on web, mobile and CLI.
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Why this level
- The agent works with integration code and Bluetooth devices, and the user keeps control over actions.
Install
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/grip-connectDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The agent works with integration code and Bluetooth devices, and the user keeps control over actions.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The `grip-connect` skill teaches an agent to work with the Grip Connect library, which talks over Bluetooth to climbers' force gauges, hangboards and LED boards (Tindeq Progressor, PitchSix Force Board, Griptonite Motherboard, Kilter Board and others). The agent first settles platform, device and goal, then picks a package: `@hangtime/grip-connect` for browsers, Capacitor and React Native wrappers, `@hangtime/grip-connect-runtime` for Node.js, Bun and Deno. Ready workflows live in `@hangtime/cli`, with live force charts, peak force, repeater and endurance tests, and CSV session export.
Who it is for. Developers of climbing apps and coaches scripting their own force gauge or hangboard who want the agent to know the supported devices.
Good fit when
- A web app reads force from a Tindeq Progressor over Web Bluetooth.
- A Capacitor or React Native app connects to a Kilter board.
- A Node.js script records a training session to CSV.
- A peak force or critical force test runs from the terminal.
Not a fit when
- The device is not on the supported list and writing a custom device class is off the table.
- You need a ready training plan rather than integration code.
- The browser lacks Web Bluetooth, such as Firefox or Safari.
Example request
Connect a Tindeq Progressor in a Node.js script, print live force in kilograms and save the session to CSV.Limitations
Web Bluetooth works in Chrome, Edge and Opera over HTTPS or on localhost after a user gesture. Mobile packages need a physical phone with native BLE setup. The CLI needs Node.js 22 and Bluetooth on the computer. A device outside the list means extending the base `Device` class. The repository license is not detected automatically, so check it before commercial use. The authors disclaim responsibility for hardware damage.
How to disable. Delete the skill folder from the agent's skills directory and disconnect the Bluetooth device. Remove installed packages from the project with your package manager.
FAQ
Which devices are supported?
`npx @hangtime/cli list` prints them. They include Tindeq Progressor, PitchSix Force Board, Griptonite Motherboard, Entralpi, Climbro, mySmartBoard, WH-C06 and Aurora boards such as Kilter Board.
Does it work without a phone or browser?
Yes, through `@hangtime/cli` or `@hangtime/grip-connect-runtime` on Node.js, Bun and Deno. The computer needs Bluetooth.
How do I save workout data?
`npx @hangtime/cli forceboard download --format csv --output ./exports` exports a session to CSV.
What about an unsupported sensor?
Extend the base `Device` class in your own project. The skill points the way, and the custom device guide sits in the project docs.
Which browser is required?
Chrome, Edge or Opera, which ship Web Bluetooth. The page must load over HTTPS or from localhost, and pairing starts after a user action.
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